Fuel Flashcards

1
Q

Min fuel

A

265 lbs

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2
Q

Engine in suction mode

A

10 hrs

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3
Q

Total usable fuel

A

384 Total
192 per side
131 wings and center
61 nacelle

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4
Q

Output pressure of electrical fuel pump (boost) and engine driven fuel pump (high)

A

30 psi
800 psi

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5
Q

The crossfeed valve opens in auto when the pressure switch senses a drop below _______ psi

A

10 psi

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6
Q

What type of pump is the boost pump

A

The boost pumps are submerged, rotary, vane-type electrical impeller pumps.

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7
Q

How do the center tanks receive fuel

A

Gravity feed from the wing tanks

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8
Q

Transfer pumps come on in auto when the nacelle tank drops how many gallons?

A

10 gallons

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9
Q

How are transfer pumps controlled?

A

By a float switch on the nacelle tank fuel quantity transmitter.

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10
Q

The transfer pumps will turn off automatically in what conditions?

A

If the system doesn’t sense pressure after 30 seconds.

When wing tanks are empty.

Pump failure

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11
Q

When the transfer pump is selected in override, what happens when the nacelle tank is full?

A

When the tank is full, excess fuel will return to the center tank through a vent line.

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12
Q

Where is the transfer pump located?

A

Center wing tank

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13
Q

Where is the boost pump located?

A

Nacelle tank

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14
Q

During normal operation, NO FUEL XFR means?

A

Fuel in the wing tank is exhausted and the transfer pump should be turned off.

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15
Q

If the transfer pump fails to operate during flight what happens to the fuel?

A

When the nacelle tank drops below 150 pounds (22gal) the gravity port opens and allows fuel from the wing tanks to enter. 28 gallons will be unusable in the center tank.

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16
Q

What busses are the boost pump connected?

A

Triple-fed
Battery emergency bus

17
Q

The firewall shutoff valve gets power from which busses?

A

Triple-fed
Generator bus

18
Q

Approved fuel grades

A

Jet A
Jet A-1
Jet B
JP-4
JP-5
JP-8

Emergency Fuels: 150 hrs of use per engine.
Av Gas 80
Av Gas 100 LL

19
Q

While in flight you notice the left fuel quantity is showing full and the right is showing 800 pounds. What is happening?

A

The left fuel cap is not secured properly.